Located on the beachfront, just a stone’s throw from the coastal town of Burghead, Burghead Holiday Park provides stunning views of the Moray Firth coastline and picturesque nearby harbour.
The charming coastal town of Burghead lies just a short stroll from the park, steeped in history and boasting a wealth of fascinating Pictish heritage. The town has also become famous for ’The Burning of the Clavie’ a fire festival and procession at Doorie Hill to see in the new year. With the park’s idyllic beachside location, coastal adventures are always at your fingertips. Embark on a section of the Moray Coast Trail, a scenic route spanning 50 miles of captivating coastline, adorned with sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and bustling fishing towns. Alternatively, a visit to Roseisle Country Park offers a selection of walking and cycling trails, a pristine beach, lush woodlands, and abundant wildlife to discover.
Additionally, Burghead Holiday Park enjoys convenient proximity to both the Cairngorms National Park and the Southern Highlands, ensuring endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.
The charming coastal town of Burghead lies just a short stroll from the park, steeped in history and boasting a wealth of fascinating Pictish heritage. The town has also become famous for ’The Burning of the Clavie’ a fire festival and procession at Doorie Hill to see in the new year. With the park’s idyllic beachside location, coastal adventures are always at your fingertips. Embark on a section of the Moray Coast Trail, a scenic route spanning 50 miles of captivating coastline, adorned with sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and bustling fishing towns. Alternatively, a visit to Roseisle Country Park offers a selection of walking and cycling trails, a pristine beach, lush woodlands, and abundant wildlife to discover.
Additionally, Burghead Holiday Park enjoys convenient proximity to both the Cairngorms National Park and the Southern Highlands, ensuring endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.